640-802 dumps, 350-001 testking and VCP-310

You work as the network administrator at Certifyme.com. The Certifyme.com
network consists of a single Active Directory domain named certifyme.com. All
servers on the Certifyme.com network run Windows Server 2003 and all client
computers run Windows XP Professional.

The Certifyme.com network contains numerous file servers that have been placed in
an OU named File Servers, which you have created for the purpose of managing file
servers.350-001 A GPO that is linked to the File Servers OU has the default security settings
specified for file servers.


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You have recently deployed a new file server named CERTIFYME-SR05. Shortly
thereafter, users report that they are receiving unusual errors when attempting to
access certain resources on CERTIFYME-SR05.640-802 You confirm that CERTIFYME-SR05
was deployed in the File Servers OU. After troubleshooting further, you suspect that
the default settings have been modified by another network administrator.

You need to ensure that the default settings are reapplied as soon as possible.

What should you do?

A. You should restore all data, including system state data, from the latest backup.
B. You need to run the gpupdate /force command on CERTIFYME-SR05.
C. You should run the secedit command on CERTIFYME-SR05.
D. You have to move CERTIFYME-SR05 to a different OU, and then move it back to the
File Servers OU.
Answer: B
Explanation: Because the default security settings are applied through a GPO
linked to the OU that contains CERTIFYME-SR05, you can restore the security
settings by running the gpupdate /force command.
VCP-310 The gpupdate command is used
to refresh Group Policy settings stored in the Active Directory, which includes
security settings. The /force option ignores all processing optimizations and
reapplies all settings.

Incorrect Answers:
A: Restoring from backups does not guarantee that the problem will be fixed, because
you do not know if the latest backup was made before the security settings were changed.
C: The secedit command is not used by Windows Server 2003 to reapply security
settings.
D: Moving a computer from one OU to another does not cause an immediate update.